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New boards show Romford Market through the ages
Visitors to Romford Market can catch a glimpse through time with new boards showing the market and shopping hall through the ages.
Havering police tell lost Harold Wood seven-year-old Akvile Babkauskaite to get on a bus
A pair of good Samaritans in Collier Row spent four hours helping a lost little girl and her non-English-speaking grandfather find their way home – after police suggested they “put them on a bus”.
Poll analysis shows that Havering is looking to the right
»A detailed breakdown of how Havering voted in the London Assembly elections was released this week – and it is good reading for the Conservaties and UKIP but terrible news for the Lib Dems.
London 2012: Havering police officer on Olympic Torch security team
A Havering police officer is among the special team of police officers protecting the Olympic Flame during the torch relay.
London 2012: Olympic Torch to be guarded by Met Police team
Torchbearers will be protected by a special team of police officers while they are carrying the Olympic Torch.
Shoppers and schoolchildren witness stabbing in Romford town centre
A teenager was stabbed in broad daylight near Romford train station on Wednesday.
Collier Row parent tells of terrifying claw hammer attack in playground
»A horrified dad thought he was “going to die” after a playground tiff with another parent turned into a terrifying hammer attack.
Developers change name of housing development after concerns about link to notorious Hornchurch children’s home
The company behind a new housing development in Hornchurch have been forced to change its name after complaints from angry residents.
Havering’s first club for young adults with autism to be launched
A charity wants to set up a club for adults with autism to help address the lack of facilities for young people wth disabilities in Havering.
Havering head battles to improve language at school
‘They was’ or ‘they were’ - what do you say, and does it matter?
RM postcode has highest the highest MoT pass rate in Britain
The RM postcode area has the highest pass rate for MOT’s in the country, figures compiled by a website show.
- Romford, Essex? Times change, say Twitter and Facebook users
- Havering’s shocking cancer survival rates
- Snooker ace Steve Davis returns to Romford for charity night
- Havering woman dies in flat fire
- Girls’ night out that will boost care at Havering hospice
- Big interview: A life in politics for Rise Park activist Terry Hurlstone
- Is Romford MP Andrew Rosindell the only face of Havering?
- Havering girls make a stand in the baking business
- Are you holding a Jubilee street party in Havering? Contact us!
- Artistic Havering children have designs on card to be sent to the Queen
- Calls for Facebook to move Hornchurch to right location
- Residents and councillors up in arms over “disgraceful” Harold Hill housing developments
- One in five Havering domestic abuse victims are men - and there are no refuge places for them
- 100% of Havering off-licences caught selling alcohol to under-18s in recent op
- Former Havering student Stacey Solomon gives birth
- Havering residents pay £150k for green waste sacks which are sent to landfill
- Thousands join Facebook campaign to save Time FM’s Soul Syndicate sessions
- Havering hospice wants you to join their Star Trek
- London elections: Assembly results
- London Elections: Candidates hold seats after ExCeL count
- London Election: Havering and Redbridge Reaction
- London Election: Conservative Roger Evans holds his Havering and Redbirdge GLA seat
- BREAKING NEWS: Young man found dead in flat in Ardleigh Green Road, Hornchurch
- Armed robber strikes for third time in a week in Havering
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